The moral status of a human fetus: A response to Lee

S Griffith - Christian bioethics, 2004 - academic.oup.com
It is an undeniable empirical fact that a human fetus is a member of the species homo
sapiens from the moment of conception. There is thus an important sense in which it is a …

The concept of person in bioethics

AW Müller - Persons, Moral Worth, and Embryos: A Critical Analysis …, 2011 - Springer
Abortionist arguments take different forms. Three kinds of argument in particular are
common:(a) the (early) human foetus is not a human being; so (an early) abortion is not a …

Natural kinds, persons, and abortion

LL Garcia - The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 2008 - pdcnet.org
Every human being is a human person. While this statement seems innocent enough, it
provokes strong opposition in some circles. Many would be inclined to see it as a truism and …

The role of philosophy in the contemporary abortion debate

P Koritansky - Christian bioethics, 2004 - Taylor & Francis
Inspired by Patrick Lee's “A Christian Philosopher's View of Recent Directions in the
Abortion Debate,” this essay raises the question of how effective philosophical arguments …

The 'Human'as a Problem in Bioethics

PD Simmons - Review & Expositor, 1981 - journals.sagepub.com
The human is an area in which the interests of science and religion meet. The nature of man
as male and female, the components of human behavior, the relationship between …

[HTML][HTML] Abortion, bioethics, and personhood: A philosophical reflection

FJ Beckwith - 2001 - cbhd.org
Abortion is the issue that first brought evangelical Christians and other cultural conservatives
into the arena of bioethics. Although today bioethics is dominated by other issues that are …

Abortion and the human animal

C Tollefsen - Christian bioethics, 2004 - academic.oup.com
I discuss three topics. First, there is a philosophical connecting thread between several
recent trends in the abortion discussion, namely, the issue of our animal nature, and …

The Ever-Conscious View: A Critique

C Tollefsen - The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 2008 - pdcnet.org
Proponents of embryo-destructive research, abortion, and abortifacient contra ceptives
sometimes worry about tensions between competing intuitions. There is, first, the intuition …

Ethical Problems of Abortion, 2

E Mcdonagh - Theology, 1968 - journals.sagepub.com
It is not for me to attempt any detailed biological discussion of the conceptus or fcetus. I
assume what seems to be agreed among biologists, that it is not an appendage or organ …

A Christian philosopher's view of recent directions in the abortion debate

P Lee - Christian bioethics, 2004 - academic.oup.com
From the standpoint of a Christian philosopher, heeding the teaching and exhortations of
Pope John Paul II and previous popes, I examine three directions in which the recent …